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PTA Oouncil To
Sponsor Review On
Dr. Fromm's Dook
The Mason Co. PTA Council will
sponsor a boOk revww by Mrs. Hal
McClary at 8 p.m. March 28 at the
Evergreen school.
Mrs. McClary's subject will be
Dr. Erich Fromm's book, "May
Man Prevail". This is a challenging
ex'mination of the problems facing
us today, The book offers a new
way toward life and freedom.
Dr. Fromm was horn in Get
many. Fie is one of the world's
greatest psychoanalysts He is
also a leading authorily on the
East-West problem.
Tickets will be $1 each or 2 for
$1.50 in the stone family, ant may
be obtained from yore' local PTA
or at tile door. Coffec and cookies
will follow tile review.
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So cial Even ts
* High School Spotlight *
BONNIE LOCKE, Irene S. Reed senior, intends to major in Edu-
cation when she starts to college next fall. She wants to be an
elementary teacher•
O
If Bonnie Locke carries through
with her plans to be an elementary
teacher, her students will lmve a
hard time picking her out on the
playground. Bonnie is 4'11" and
weighs leas than 100 pounds.
Bonnie may be small but she is
determined to get her education.
She works after school and Satur-
days at the Little and Big Shoppe
then goes to the Ming Tree Care
which her parents own, and
in some time behind the counter,
She plans to attend Everett Jun-
ior college next year then trarmfer
to Western Washington State col-
lege the follo,ing year. Her sub-
jects this year are basic
civics, senior compotion,
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atics and teachers' orientation. She
also works as librarian in the
school library.
FTA and Pep Club are two
school organizations Bonnie is in-
terested in. She is senior repre-
sentative in FTA. In the ninth
grade Bhe was a yell leader and
vice president of Southwest Wash-
ington Girls'. League.
Bonnie was bo May 10, 1944
in Seattle. She moved to Shetton
with her family when she was in
the third grade. She now lives on
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Locke, and one sister,
She has an older sister in college.
Designing and flower arrang-
ing are special interests of Ben-
rite's. Sewing is another. She
makes all her own clothes as she
can buy nothing that fits without
alteration. ___L_
BPW Hears Results Df
Local Heart Drive
Eight And Forty
Dinner Meeting
Held On Monday
Shamrocks and daffodils were
tile table decorations for the 7
p.m. dinner served to t4 members
of Eight and Forty Salo 508
Monday. Hostesses for the de-
licious dinner were ParUlers Iva
Parr. Lucy Edmiston and Mary
Sylen.
Tle business meeting, which was
presided over by Le Petit Chapeau
Addle Norris, convened at S p.m.
Partner Child ,elfare chairman
Shirley Clinton reported the chil-
dren's garments will be sent to
Firhnds. II was voted to send a
cash contribution for purchase of
needed clothing for children pa-
ticnl.s at Firland.
Following adjournment of the
meeting a dance routine was pre-
sented by Shirley Clinton and June
I:Ioard.
']'he next meeting will be April
RECLPTION
FOR
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
10 at the Colonial House. Depart-
mental officer s ill be guests.
Bonieaux-PT-A-
qP.
T rh
1,. . n,n.__. FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIAGE will be the will fete the couple with an open house from 2-6
occasion for a reception in honor of Mr. and p.m. at the Skokomish Community building (old
All of the family is invited to at- Mrs. William E, Bray of Skokomish Valley this school). The Brays were married March 17,
tend when Bordeaux PTA meets coming Sunday. The citizens of the community 1912 at Plato, Missouri,
a.t 7 p.m. tonigtt in the school • • •
auditorium for a brief but im- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bray Tile couple was nlaie.d Marcl.llteacher s being nluch differell:
pro'rant business meeting, will be feted at a reception in 17, 1912 at Plato, Mo. 'rney move. [ than they are now. They married,
Iglectton of officers for the corn- llonor of their 50 years of mar- to Shelton in 1946 and have l.zvea I continued teaching, and achieved
ing year will be tile main oz'der riage this Sunday from 2-4 p.m, in the Skokomish Valley smeelhighe r education for themselves.
t t e k I ..' y . • • . . . [ . and • .... ',, ..... ,_.' ..... -
of business followed at 7:30 p.m. a h S o¢on{ish Comnmnit. that time MI lay worKea lOf MI M)s R, nv lilra n, dma
bmldm the old school) nine yeals at the Navy xata m o
by an interesting program of fam- : ' ' g ( ' • _ . " . . . . .. ' I 'ng t gether. They both love flow-
ily entertainment presented by tremerton. 1-5 .... on,ore ms reuremen era and eniov working: wth' fzmt' "
Pacific Northwest Bell Ielephone. as. su nl , . land vegetables. In fact, Mr. Bray
This program comt.s highly rec- 111|| w0n no Before setling here they lived worked with fruit in California
ommended by all who have seen It. ----r ........... y _ in California, Missouri and Neb- and raised apples in Nebraska be-
Refreshments will be served fol- Me01 A! The Garden' raska. Each of their three daugl, fore coming to this part of the
ters was born in,a different state, country.
lowing the program. Next .= .We'nesaa - They are Mrs. Bernice Reeves The Brays still like to camp and
and Mrs. Juanita Reeves, both fish. In days gone by they spent
"The Garden", one of the most of Nebraska, and Mrs. Edith Hcas every weekend at Lake Cushman
beautiful resorts on Hood Canal, of Union. Tim Brays have 10 indulging in this favorite pastime.
will be the setting for the next grandchildren and eight great It is with pleasure that Mr. antl
regular meeting of the Mason grandchildren. Mrs. Bray look fomvard to visit-
County Women's Republican Club Mr. and Mrs. Bi'ay were child- ing this Sunday with their many
next Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. In hood sweethearts. They attended friends on the occasion of their
the course of the business meeting, the same schools. Both taught Golden Wedding anniversary.
Amaranth Meeting
Slated Next Week
Laurel Court Order of Amar-
anth will hold its regular stated
meeting at 8 p.m. next Wednesday
evening at the Masonic Temple. It
will be Friend's nigt.
Royal Matron Ruth West and
her officers of Gray's Harbor
Court of Aberdeen will perform
the opening ceremony. Royal
Matron 3oyce Warren and her
officers of Capital Court from
Olympia will perform the closing
ceremonies.
All members are invited to at-
tend.
Faculty Wives Meet
Next Monday Night
Faculty Wives will meet at 8
p.m. next Monday in the home of
Mrs. Willard Rublin, 1218 East
Fairmont. Dr. Douglas Larson will
be guest speaker. His topic will
be his meat inspection work for
the City of Shelton.
Hostesses for this meeting will
be Mesdames Loren Lyle, Gerald
Knutson and Bob Dethlefs. !Mem-
bers are urged to make owry
effort to attend.
Mrs. Susie Pauley was hostess
to the Business add Professional
Women's Club Marcl 7.
Reports of the Heart Drive were
received. The complete contribu-
tion results will ,be published in
the near future.
Delegates and alternates, Mabel
Burk, Ella Chase. Lodema John-
son, Maybell Daniels, Susie Pauley
and Mary Dobson were appointed
to attend the distrmt meeting in
Elms March 24.
A 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner will
)recede the next meeting of the
club in tle home of Mrs. Mabel
Burk, Wednesday, March 21.
Marionette Show To.
Be Presented By PTA
The Evergreen PTA will pre,
ent the Williams Marionettes iP
two performances of "Rip Van
Wintde" at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.l
March 24 in the Evergreen audi
torium.
The tickets will be 50 e.ents or
3 fo]' $1 afl(t In3v be pilFcTaHt:'d at
tile dOol before each pel'fol'ltlance.
The SRA Pinochle Club will
meet at 8 p.m. next Monday eve-
ning at the MernorJui hail.
..................................... Spoon's
Use Journal Want Ads 00or00an
Ruth ?
LocM Toastmistress
Wins Olympia Contest
Mrs. Robert Sargent of Island
Lake Drive, member of the Olym-
pia Toastmistress Club, won first
place trophy a the annual speech
contest held last Wednesday eve-
ning at the Marigold Care in
Olympia.
Mrs. Sargent's speech, entitled
Distimction, Extinction and In-
finity, won for her the opportunity
to compete in council speak-off
Sunday aftenmon, April 15, in
Aberdeen,
Marriage Licenses
Applying for marriage licenses
in the Mason County Auditor's
office this past week were:
James L. Dishon, 17, Shelton
and Lillie A. Thompson, 17, Shel-
ton.
Earl W. Hunter, 18, Montesano
and Carole Ann Newman, 16, Mon-
tesano,
Harold R. LeGarde, 50 Shelton
and Jean Lund, 42, Shelton,
Our apologies to Ruth E, Boy-
sen, courthouse em ph)yee, for
printing last week that she ap-
plied for a marriage license with
Ted Spoon, 18, Olympia. Mr.
future bride is Toni
16, Aberdeen. Sorry,
plans for a special event in May school after they finished file
will be discussed. The main feature eighth grade, requirements for
of the program will bc open forum
discussion of political topics of WSCS To P
current interest. Mrs. Kraus, club resent
president, requests members to
bring clippings or other pertinent Two Cancer Films
maLtcrial on two propositions now
under consideration by Congress: For Women Wed.
(1) Federal medical aid for the
aged, and (2) purchase by the U.S. The Woman's Society of Chris-
of United Nations bonds. Other tian Service of the Methodist
topics will be discussed as time Church has made arrangements
permits, for the showing of two educational
All Republican women are cor- films dealing with the yearly de-
dially invited to attend tds reset- tection of cancer. The program will
ing. "The Garden" is two mile begin at 1 p.m. next Wednesday at
north of the junction of the high- tke church and last approximately
ways to Hoodspor and U72.=% -- 45 minutes.
toward Hoodsport. Transpertation The films, put out by the Ameri-
will be arranged by the following' can Cancer Society, are "Time and
from the Shclton area. Mrs. Guy Two %Vomen", dealing with cell
Norris. HA 6-6066 or Mrs. L. L. examination for uterine cancer,
McInelly, HA 6-3198 or HA 6-8452; and "Breast Self-examination"
from the Hoodsport area, Mrs. which emphasizes the importance
D. H. Pierce, TR 7-5350; from the of early diagnosis and treatment
Belfair area, Mrs. Carmelita in the control of breast cancer and
Shackleford or Mrs. Harold Stirl- shows women how to perform the
ing. If you want u'ansportation to simple monthly examination re-
this meeting, or are willing to quired to detect a danger signal.
fm.nish transportation, please call Plans are being made o have a
one of these womem physician present to help explain
the fihns.
The public is invited to attend.
Amaranth Choir To There will be no admission charge.
Sing For Grand Court
Amaranth Choir of Laurel Court
has been invited to perform during
the session of the Grand CoI't at
the Masonic Temple. Harvard aud
East Pine in Seattle, for three
days. The session will open at 8
p.m. March 15 and continue
through March 17.
This will be the 71.h time the
choir has been invited to sing for
the Grand Court. The choir con-
sists of 12 women with Mrs. Loui
Larsen as accompanist alld con-
ductress.
All members with paid-up dues
cards are welcome to attend the
session.
HILLCREST HOMEMAKERS
SI, ATI NOON IOILI" " I CK
Hitlcrest Homemakers Club will
lleet for a 12 noon potluck dirlller
next ¥ednesday at the honle of
Mrs. John Jackson. Mrs. Jane
Windsor will give a talk.
At the last meeting :7 members
nd 2 visitors heard a talk by
Mrs. Mabel Btu'l¢ on Spring Fab-
ries.
Whatever we have dared to thtnk
That dare we also say.
..... James Ruasell Lowell
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VFW Regular
Meeting
The nexl. reg'tflar
ing of the VFW
held at 8 p.ra. tomorrO
in the Memori,'d
a rran,gements for
new afficers on April
Inl(10.
Reh'eshments
Bernice Jansson,
son, Rose I{eir and Ida
Prize will be brouaht b
dee rratt.
Mrs. George Griggs
turned from visiting
and Wisconsin. She
beford Chrishnas. Sloe
her daughter. Mrs. James
in Indiana and witl her
law in Wisconsin
Mrs. Griggs rcporS
tO Fetul'n home
ts more agreeabl
15, 1962
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ch(: Grange Hall. q
Was called Io erda,.
decided t o p,)i p,rlo
Inolloy Ililtii 1"
abOll[ der, lOili l,P,i ions
March 24. 5{eelii'lg u
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5Iareh 12. rne,qin?,- of "
llleetinA," d;
'ch 3t. a! the ho]
It wa" reque
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No, the ticket agent would think you were
Can you buy a CAR on the condition that you drive it
and then trade it in for the full purchase price ?
No, the dealer would wonder about your sanity,
Can you RENT A HOUSI on the condition that you
20 or 30 years, then get all your rent back when you
No, the owner wouldn't even listen to you.
Can you buy LIFE INSURANCE on the condition that
mily is protected all through the years and then if yoU
get bacR evmT dollar you have invested ?
YES, YOU CAN.
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